I would say any exercise will eventually build muscle. In the case of swimming, muscles will be strengthened, and therefore built all over the body, but not to the point of being massive, depending on how much swimming is done on a regular basis. If swimming is done regularly, muscles will be toned and any excess weight lost. The whole body is used for buoyancy and movement during swimming and is an excellent all over exercise. Heart muscle and lungs will strengthen too. Respiration will become more even and have a positive effect all over the body.
Most exercises will build muscles. Swimming will help build muscles but if will not be the most aesthetically obvious for quite a while if that is your aim.
Yep it does! It helps build arm muscles! and core muscles
because swimming is a good exersise to build muscle without straining the body as you are allmost whateless in water
Using a trampoline does not build lots of muscle. Building muscle requires resistance, which tears it down, and then proper rest and nutrition, which enables muscular growth. Since using a trampoline does not involve resistance, it doesn't build lots of muscle. .
Swimming helps you build muscle without straining them, like running does. It is easy on your joints, and won't cause joint problems. Also, you don't get wet from sweat when working out!
your stomach muscle
It will come slowly as you build muscle on the rest of your body. It will come slowly as you build muscle on the rest of your body.
Regular swimming builds muscle endurance and muscle strength as well as cardiovascular fitness. Swimming does not put as much pressure on your bones as land exercise.
no it does not stop muscle growth. it actually gains more muscle.
muscle
every muscle
It takes quite a while to build muscle from walking, but it takes only a short time to build good strong leg muscle from jogging or running.
Weight training is the best way to build extra muscle and body size.